ProDeveloperTutorialonFebruary 10, 2025 C++ 11 feature: Initializer Lists and Static Assertions In this chapter we shall study 2 new concepts of C++. 1. Initializer List 2. Static Assertions 1. Initializer List It is used to initialize…
ProDeveloperTutorialonFebruary 10, 2025 C++ 11 feature: Forwarding References Forwarding Reference is a new feature in C++11. They are also called as Universal References. It means, it will binds to both lvalues and…
ProDeveloperTutorialonFebruary 10, 2025 C++ 11 feature: Parameter Pack and Variadic Templates Parameter Pack: Parameter pack is the new feature in C++11. “…” is the syntax to create a parameter pack or to expand one .…
ProDeveloperTutorialonFebruary 10, 2025 C++ 11 and 14 feature lambda expression Lambda function is used for functional programming. In this chapter we shall learn about lambda functions. Lambda expressions are used to…
ProDeveloperTutorialonFebruary 10, 2025 C++ 11 feature: reinterpret_cast “reinterpret_cast” has been introduced in C++ 11. This cast should be carefully used. * reinterpret_cast is used to convert one…
ProDeveloperTutorialonFebruary 10, 2025 C++ 11 feature: dynamic_cast with RTTI “dynamic_cast” is new concept in C++ 11. dynamic_cast is used at runtime to check the correctness of down casting. As it checks…
ProDeveloperTutorialonFebruary 10, 2025 C++ 11 feature: const_cast “const_cast” is new concept in C++ 11. const_cast is used to remove the constantness from references and pointers. I agree we used…
ProDeveloperTutorialonFebruary 10, 2025 C++ 11 feature: static_cast Casting is a new feature in C++. Below are the different types of csating available: 1. Static Cast 2. Dynamic Cast 3. Const Cast 4.…
ProDeveloperTutorialonFebruary 10, 2025 C++ 11 feature: typealias “typealias” is a new feature introduced in C++ 11. It is the replacement of typedef. “using” is the keyword used in…
ProDeveloperTutorialonFebruary 10, 2025 C++ 11 feature: auto and decltype auto and decltype are the 2 new keywords that have been added in C++ 11. In this chapter we shall see how to use both of them. auto: auto…